New Jersey Herald
MONTAGUE Superintendent Timothy Capone s use of the school s Honeywell phone alert system and social media pages to criticize board members and even district parents is a conversation that will be continued in executive session with lawyers present, said Board of Education President Barbara Holstein.
Holstein said this after the board hosted a presentation on school board ethics by New Jersey School Boards Association representative Kathy Helewa.
Capone, however, has since taken to social media where he again criticized the board member who first proposed that policy. His Facebook post on Tuesday stated that the board member as well as a district parent critical of some of his actions had been non-renewed from their teaching positions in other districts.